[Olsr-users] Two cards "AP+AdHoc"
Jacques
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Mon Jan 5 16:12:52 CET 2009
What you need to do is assign a subnet on each AP(ath0) device.
Then declare that subnet in each olsrd with HNA. Any sta3 within that
subnet will then be accessible/reachable.
So basically a sta3 connecting will only need to be within the ath0
devices subnet and have route pointed to ath0's ip as a gateway interface.
--J
Mehdi Bezahaf wrote:
> Hi Jacques,
> ok, now if i connect a new client sta3 to A's ath0 device, the sta3's
> connectivity will be managed automatically or i need to reconfigure
> manually the olsrd.conf?
>
> Regards,
> Mehdi.
>
>
>
> On 2 janv. 09, at 23:23, Jacques wrote:
>
>> Yes, those station should just have routes(or defaults routes)
>> pointed to C(sta1) and A(sta0) for the other one's subnet then it'll
>> work fine.
>>
>> To distribute a nodes subnet(i.e. the subnet on the ath0 device)
>> you'll need to add a hna4/6 rule in your olsrd.conf .
>>
>> Regards
>> Jacques
>>
>
>
>
>> Mehdi Bezahaf wrote:
>>> Hi all and happy new year ;-),
>>>
>>> I have boxes equipped with two physicals interfaces (ath0 ran as AP
>>> "802.11a" and ath1 in AdHoc mode "802.11b"). I want to know if it
>>> is possible using olsrd to run olsr only on the ath1 interfaces and
>>> have possibility to communicate the ath0 interfaces (non-olsr) with
>>> ath1 interfaces?
>>>
>>> For example:
>>> If i have 4 routers, A(ath0, ath1), B(ath0, ath1), C(ath0, ath1),
>>> and D(ath0, ath1). routers run olsr on their ath1 interface, and
>>> offer connection to wireless stations. If i have two stations, sta1
>>> and sta2.
>>> Does it possible to have a ping between sta1 and sta2, where:
>>>
>>> sta1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'ath0' A 'ath1' --------------'ath1' B 'ath0'
>>> | |
>>> | |
>>> | |
>>> | |
>>> 'ath0' C 'ath1' --------------'ath1' D 'ath0' ~
>>> ~ ~ ~ ~ sta2
>>>
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Mehdi
>>>
>>>
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